Sherman Advance and Confederate Setbacks Reported
The Richmond press remains silent while reports reach from the front of a Federal cavalry sortie near Henifort that ended in disaster. Sherman’s campaign is analyzed as not yet meeting high expectations with a focus on railroad and industrial targets as the likely objective.
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Nashville
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Admission in The New York Tribune on November 25
The article discusses the presidential election and the post election stance. It argues the victorious party embraced national unity and legitimacy of federal authority across the republic. It notes Republicans may retract charges and acknowledges renewed, if cautious, praise from major papers.
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The
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Saya
Urion
Ates
Republic
Democrata
Gen Hood and Schofield West Point classmates in Civil War clash
The Frankfort Tennessee battle report notes General Schofield commanding the Federals and General Hood leading the Confederates. It adds a curious claim that Schofield and Hood were not only classmates but roommates at West Point.
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Tennesse
Gen. Schofield
Gen. Hood
General Schofield
General Hood
West Point
Income tax proposal to prevent national bankruptcy
Horace Greeley in the New York Tribune argues for a heavy income tax to avert bankruptcy. He suggests a twenty to thirty percent rate, even if it replaces the current eight percent, claiming better to endure high taxes than endure the current currency crisis.
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Iscomx
L'Axus
Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
Ify
Election Costs Highlight Political Lengths
The remark notes the price of securing a parliamentary seat at $25,000 and contrasts it with the high character cost implied for winning a U S Congress position. It underscores concerns about money in politics and the burden of public service.
Conversation in a City Book Store Sparks Cotton Theft Accusations
In a book store on Vennsylvania Avenue two strangers discuss Cabinet changes and speculate on who will be Secretary of War. The talk includes General Banks and rumors of cotton theft in the Red River expedition. A man identified as General Nathaniel P. Banks enters and exposes an erroneous accusation against him.
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Smith and Jones
Vennsyisnoia Avenue
Mr. Jones
Stanton
Mr Smith
Mr. Smith
Jones
Danks
Red River
Banks
Gross Republican Frauds in New York City Election
The canvass shows eight hundred to one thousand soldiers votes switched from Manniere to Dodge in the 8th district. Envelopes opened in New York altered ballots to defeat the Democratic candidate Brooks and aid Dodge. The Albany Argus notes Republican leaders were accused, with arrests of Democratic agents and drum head court martials cited.
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New York City
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Brooks
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New York
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Rother
Mourning on Stage Turns Crowd to Sympathy
A crowded theater watches a favorite actor falter in a boisterous comedy. He reveals his wife died hours before and pleads forgiveness, tears streaming as the audience shifts from mockery to deep compassion. The piece ends with hushed, uneasy reflection.
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Ufter
Netur
Graily
War Talk with Abe in Washington War Biz Chronicle
Report from the New York Clipper recounts a humorous visit to Washington to discuss the war with Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln jokes about war duration while noting powerbrokers who profit from conflict fear peace, and a promise to meet again ends the dialogue with Abe seeming relieved.
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Washington
Abe
Abes
Abey
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Abenham
Abram
McClellan King Named Engineer in Chief for Morris and Essex
The New York Mercury reports General Geo B McClellan King appointed engineer in chief of the Morris and Essex railroad with a salary of 25000 dollars annually. The post is said to benefit the railroad and reflects well on the general’s suitability for the duties of the office.
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N. Y. Merald
Geo. B. McClellan King
Morris and Essex Railroad
United States
Gen. McClellan
Pedestrian Wins $4000 Damages in New York Circuit Court
The United States Circuit Court in New York awarded $4000 to a pedestrian who was injured crossing the street from a stage. The court held pedestrians have the right of crossing and drivers must yield to foot travelers.
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United States Circuit Court
New York
Epilepsy Cure Claims From Dr Leckrow
Advertises cures for epilepsy by Dr Leckrow claiming success with nervous system issues. Offers consultations at a private clinic with stated address and hours including weekends. Provides testimonials and references to support the treatment.
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Maby Vydovitey
Nimeroud Otecarina
Fromeong
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Dib
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Mount & Ea
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